To Isolde
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To Isolde
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Don't go far away isolde
I'll just close my eyes for a while
It's getting so much darker isolde
I can no longer see your smile
The ferryman has come to take me away
Across the river to the other world
We believed we could have it all
Burning dreams in the lantern's light
A melody in the nightfall
The wildest tune of sweet delight
Will you be there by my grave isolde
To remember how we rode the tide
Why all these bitter tears isolde
We'll meet again on the other side
If you sit down
And listen on a quiet night
You will still hear my song
We believed we could have it all
Burning dreams in the lantern's light
A melody in the nightfall
The wildest tune of sweet delight
Just once more speak my name
Please touch my face once again
If you sit down and listen on a quiet night
You will still hear my song
We believed we could have it all
Burning dreams in the lantern's light
A melody in the nightfall
The wildest tune of sweet delight
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Astralion performs "To Isolde", and this lyric page sits inside the Astralion catalog on LyroVerse.
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